Yinqiao Powder Prescription Song

The prescription song of Yinqiao Powder mainly summarizes the drug composition of Yinqiao Powder and the therapeutic scope and effects of Yinqiao Powder. Yinqiao Powder is composed of mint, light fermented black beans, schizonepeta spicate, honeysuckle tea, lotus fortress, bamboo leaves, citrus stems, and burdock seeds. It is a pungent and cool diaphoretic agent, and the key effect is that it can penetrate the surface with its pungent and cool properties, clear away heat and remove fire. It can be used for damp-heat exterior syndrome, which is now common in fever and colds, subacute tonsillitis, mumps, pre-measles and bronchitis, influenza and type B encephalitis, etc. Among them, it has a very good therapeutic effect on wind-heat cold.

Effects of Yinqiao Powder: Fire-fighting and evacuating wind-cold and wind-heat, clearing away heat and removing fire. So, what is the rhyme and explanation of the Yinqiao Powder prescription? The editor below will explain it to you in detail.

Yinqiao Powder for the Initial Onset of Heat Pathogen

Yinqiao Powder is used to treat upper jiao

Bamboo Leaf and Spicy Mint

Ganju and Reed Root Cooling Solution

The wind and temperature are just starting to feel this way

Cough and thirst with bee pollen

If the heat is severe, apply Gardenia and Scutellaria in sequence

Drug composition: honeysuckle tea 15g, lotus forsythia 10g, bamboo leaf 10g, schizonepeta 10g, burdock fruit 10g, mint 10g, water fermented black beans 10g, licorice 10g, platycodon 10g, reed root 10g.

An interesting and easy-to-remember recipe song: Yinqiao, Boshijing, Zhubur and Reed Stem.

Usage: Take fresh reed root as a guide and decoct in water.

Function: Firefighting and evacuating wind-cold and wind-heat, clearing away heat and removing fire.

Indications: Initial stage of wind-heat syndrome, with symptoms of fever, slight aversion to cold, no sweat or blocked sweating, headache, dry mouth, cough, sore throat, red edges and tip of tongue, greasy white tongue coating, and floating and rapid pulse.

Explanation of the prescription: Main ingredients: honeysuckle tea and lotus forsythia tea, which can clear away heat and reduce internal fire, and are also good at having a spicy and cool effect to penetrate the surface.

Assistant ingredients: mint, schizonepeta, and water-fermented black beans are pungent and can dispel external evils, and the middle-aged people often go out.

Auxiliary: Reed root and bamboo leaf are mild and clear in nature, and can clear away heat, detoxify, promote body fluid and quench thirst; burdock seed and citrus stem can invigorate the lungs, relieve cough, and clear the throat.

Licorice is pungent and warm, and can harmonize various medicines.

The combination of these medicines is pungent and cool, and can penetrate the surface, and together they have the effect of dispersing wind-cold, wind-heat, clearing away heat and removing fire. If cough is present, add sweet almonds and loquat leaves. If dry mouth occurs, add radix trichosanthis. If fever occurs, even add gardenia and bupleurum. Add ingredients according to the symptoms and there should be a sequence.

Key points for application: (1) This prescription is a "spicy, cool and neutral" prescription, suitable for wind-cold and wind-heat exterior syndromes. In clinical medicine, fever, slight aversion to cold, dry mouth and red tongue edges and tips are the key points for differentiation.

(2) This prescription is commonly used in patients with influenza, subacute tonsillitis, etc. Because of its effect of clearing away heat and removing fire, it can be used by all patients with febrile infectious diseases such as Japanese encephalitis, meningitis, mumps, etc., who have wind-heat exterior symptoms. (3) This prescription can also be used for patients with rubella fever or the initial stage of measles.

Clinical medicine example: Wang You had a fever for eight days, with obstructed sweating, cough with sputum, irritability, frequent vomiting, and convulsions like convulsions. The bowels have loose stools, the extremities are slightly cold, the tongue coating is thin, greasy and yellow, the pulse is slippery and rapid but not strong. The previous doctor treated it as a slow fright and used ginseng, atractylodes, Poria, Pinellia, shellfish, tooth, Rhizoma Cistanches, and Uncaria rhynchophylla. The irritability and nausea are getting worse. This is due to the latent evil of wind and heat, which has invaded the lungs and stomach and is stored in the meridians. It cannot be discharged outside, and it has the tendency to sink. If the lung evil is confused and moves back to the intestines, the stool will be loose and sugary; if the Yangming evil cannot reach the intestines and the Yang does not move, the limbs will be cold. It cannot be compared with slow shock. Moreover, slow and frightened symptoms are caused by weakness, so how can one be upset and annoyed? Even if one does have such symptoms, one should see the pulse signs of Shaoyin. Nowadays, many syndrome differentiation and treatment theories may have internal concerns about sha measles, so we urgently plan to clear them up in the hope of gaining the upper hand: Schizonepeta spicate 4.5g, Pueraria lobata root 6g, Cicadae mollissima 2.4g, Mentha 2.4g, Citrus aurantium 2.4g, Fructus Douchi 9g, Honeysuckle tea charcoal 9g, Lotus forsythia 4.5g, Poria 9g, Citrus aurantium charcoal 4.5g, Rhizoma Anemarrhenae 4.5g, Patchouli 4.5g.

Second diagnosis: After taking the medicine to soothe and penetrate the body, the patient sweated a lot and his irritability and nausea were completely relieved. There are faint red dots in the middle of the neck, which is a sign of measles. Cough with phlegm, fear of cold persists, tongue is red, tongue coating is thin, greasy and yellow, and pulse is slippery and rapid. The latent heat evil has the opportunity to be released externally, and the qi of the lungs and stomach is blocked and cannot be released.